Complete a bespoke suit with the details that finish it properly.
Silk neckties and bow ties, pocket squares, cufflinks, lapel pins, leather belts and handcrafted shoes, available at both Peninsula Tailors branches in Bangkok.
Every accessory is chosen to work with the suit, not sold separately from it.
Matching a tie and pocket square. Never match them exactly. Pick up a secondary colour from the tie’s pattern instead, an exact match reads as a pre-packaged set rather than a considered choice.
Folding a pocket square. The presidential fold, a simple flat rectangle, works with any suit and takes ten seconds. Puffed folds suit silk, structured folds suit linen and cotton.
Wearing cufflinks. Cufflinks require a French cuff shirt, which is a decision made when the shirt is ordered, not afterwards. If you want to wear cufflinks, ask for French cuffs at your fitting.
Choosing a tie knot. Match the knot to your collar. A wide spread collar suits a larger knot, a narrow point collar suits a smaller one.
Visit our Riverside or Chidlom branch to see the full accessory range in person and have it matched to your suit at the fitting.
No. Match it should complement rather than match. Pick up a secondary colour from the tie instead of matching it exactly.
Yes. Cufflinks require French cuffs, also called double cuffs, which need to be specified when the shirt is made.
A decorative square of fabric worn in the breast pocket, distinct from a handkerchief, which is functional and carried elsewhere.
Match the knot size to your collar spread. Wider collars suit larger knots, narrower collars suit smaller ones.